1. How are the points weighted - missions vs controlling the distilleries?
2. How do the level up players work? You start with 5 guys at level 2 and everyone starts at a level 1? Level 1 players can complete level 2 missions etc? I'm a little fuzzy on the player levels. Any further explanation is appreciated as it sounds like a huge part of the game.
3. Is the commander automatically an "upped man" or would he have to be on of the 5?
4. Can you steal props from the other teams prop box?
5. Is the godfather going to be taking out players at random as part of the game or is that meant to be used for players not following the rules?
Distilling moonshine will be the constant objectives for the whole game (much like holding the flag stations at previous games).
Each side will have five role players all starting out as level 1. As they complete the level up specific missions or tasks they move up in levels with a level 5 max. The Mob bosses will start on a level 1 too, if they chose to use themselves as a level up player they can do so, but it may not be a good idea to be tied down to too much.
Prop stealing is totally legal. Only thing that isn't consider props is the level up cards the role players will have.
The Godfather will mostly be roleplaying the event. The chances of him negatively effecting your side is slim to none unless you side kills or messes with him. He will notice him lurking around trying to find his "Made Men" (commanders) to give them their next mission.
As always missions vary point wise. The process of distilling moonshine will be explained soon.
Level 1 players will need to go on the level up missions to gain higher levels. It will be important for commanders to know who their five role players are and have them handy for all of the level up missions. If they miss a level they can still go on higher level missions, they just wont be able to level up. Leveling up your players is going to allow your side to use the bigger and better additions in the game. So it is pretty important to ensure the tasks get done.